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Continue reading →: Copilot Studio | Build an Agent using Skills
Skills are the reusable building blocks of the GitHub Copilot harness. A skill is a Markdown file, and it can carry supporting files with it. In this post lets build a skill package from scratch, upload it to an agent, and watch the agent load it on demand. We will use a…
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Continue reading →: Copilot Studio – Call an agent from a workflow
In an earlier post we built an agent that calls a workflow. Now lets flip the direction and call an Agent from a Workflow. We will build both artifacts in the GitHub Copilot harness. If the harness term is new to you, start with Copilot Studio Harnesses. Note: We kept this demo simple on purpose. The goal…
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Continue reading →: Copilot Studio – Build an Agent to Automate Employee Onboarding
Lets build an employee onboarding solution in Copilot Studio, on the GitHub Copilot harness : I covered the harnesses in Copilot Studio Harnesses. Read that first if the term is new to you. What we are building Two pieces that work together. Why this scenario Onboarding process touches most of the components of the…
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Continue reading →: Copilot Studio ‘Chat’ – Build an Agent using Natural Language in the GitHub Copilot Harness
Copilot Studio ships a Chat tab in the GitHub Copilot harness. You describe the problem in plain English and Copilot Studio builds the agent or workflow for you. I covered the harnesses concept in an earlier post : Copilot Studio Harnesses In this post lets build an agent end to end from the Chat tab…
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Continue reading →: Copilot Studio Harnesses – Understanding the GitHub Copilot Harness
Copilot Studio went generally available with the GitHub Copilot harness on August 3, 2026. Along with it came a term many of us are seeing for the first time, Harness. In this post lets understand what a harness is and how many types Copilot Studio offers. We will also cover how Skills replace Topics, the licensing, and…
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Continue reading →: GitHub Copilot CLI | Save your session transcript
The /share slash command exports a GitHub Copilot CLI session to a file or a shareable location. It is useful after a troubleshooting session, when the conversation needs to be attached to a support ticket, a pull request, or an issue. The command supports Markdown, HTML, GitHub gist, and a shareable GitHub…
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Continue reading →: Agent 365 | Bulk reassign orphan agents using Agent management rules
Lets say you are the tenant admin and you noticed a bunch of orphan agents. Their makers left the organization and nobody owns those agents now. Did you know that you can reassign them to the previous owner’s manager in bulk? That is exactly what the Reassign ownerless agents created with…
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Continue reading →: GitHub | Stacked Pull Requests
GitHub stacked pull requests let us split that work into small, dependent pull requests. Each pull request stays focused, while GitHub shows how the complete change fits together. What Problem Do Stacked Pull Requests Solve? Assume we are writing an article named Running Coaching Tips. The complete article has three sections:…
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Continue reading →: Did You Know | Power Apps Code Apps have a new CLI (power-apps) that replaces ‘pac code’
If you have been building Power Apps Code Apps with the pac code commands, there is a new CLI you should know about. The power-apps npm CLI is the recommended path going forward, and the pac code commands are on the deprecation list. Lets look at what changed and when to switch. Why Two CLIs?…
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Continue reading →: Power Apps Code Apps | power-apps authorization error | Reason and fix
In my previous post, Power Apps Code Apps – Trigger a Power Automate Flow, I walked through adding and calling a cloud flow from a code app. On a different project, I hit an authorization error running npx power-apps list-flows. Lets look at what caused it and the two commands that fixed…
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